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143 professors
Michel DuPage
Biology
Molecular Therapeutics
Biology
Molly Ohainle
Biology
We study how cells are protected from infection by viral pathogens. Virusesevaded by viral pathogens. We use functional genomics approaches
Mu-ming Poo
Biology
We are interested in the cellularmolecular mechanisms underlying neuronal polarizationsynapse plasticity
Nicholas Ingolia
Biology
We seek to learn how cells control the translationstability of mRNA transcriptsunderstand the role of this dynamic regulation in maintaining homeostasis
Nicole King
Biology
the genetictheir protozoan relativesthe choanoflagellates. To better understand th
Peter Sudmant
Biology
Phillip Cleves
Biology
Postdoctoral Fellows
Biology
Priya Moorjani
Biology
My lab focuses on using statisticalcomputational approaches to study questions in human geneticsto apply this knowledge to learn about human history
Qiang Zhou
Biology
We are studying the mechanismsfactors that control transcriptional elongationhow this control affects HIV replication
Randy Schekman
Biology
vesicular traffic in eukaryotic cells. Basic principlesapproaches that we developed from studies on a simple eukaryoteSaccharomyces cerevisiae
Rebecca Heald
Biology
size control. Our uniqueinterdisciplinary approaches take advantage of in vitro systemsparticularly cytoplasmic extracts prepared from eggs of the frog
Richard H. Kramer
Biology
Optical SensingControl of Neural Activity Nerve cells employ electricalchemical signals as their means of communicating with one another
Robert Beatty
Biology
Robert Glaeser
Biology
Roberto Zoncu
Biology
How do the nutrients we consume regulate our growthbut also how we agewhy we become susceptible to diseases as diverse as cancer
Robert Saxton
Biology
diseaseexcessive inflammation can damage bystander tissuescompromise biological function. To prevent this
Russell Vance
Biology